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True but Heidi may very well have decided this is what she wants to do. Jill very much sets the dress code in the Rodrigues household. Dave may hold the same hateful beliefs as she but I don't think he cares enough to bother what women wear. Jill does because then she can be all judgy mcjudgerson about people, while wearing her baseball bonnets and sweat blouses.

Heidi asked the cops to be on the lookout to keep Jill from Jillifying Heidi's future home?

This show is starting to tick me off. They have been heavily implying for a couple episodes now that the First Nations people only learned from the Templars, nothing of their own. This is right up there with "must be aliens" because ancient civilizations didn't have diggers.

Jill's been reading the forum again. Hubby likes me to take those shots (he's driving). We drive to Michigan along the PA and Ohio turnpike so much I just stopped. I mean how many "welcome to Pennsylvania" and "Welcome to Ohio" pictures do you need? My finger is not the shot pointing at the sign.

Poor Martin. First he's robbed, and then the accounting shortfalls. Poor man probably had PTSD from the robbery then losing his job and feeling like a failure. The loved ones of all the other subpostmasters started worrying too. The mediation scheme was a scam all along. Mrs Bates was freaking awesome. "Don't you dare!!!" She acted exasperated with all the time Alan spent trying to prove the post office lied, but she was as invested as he was. "I'm not going anywhere, I want to see them in jail." Sadly, no one is jailed even as today. But I checked, Mrs Bates is alive and well.

Honestly based on their history, none of them should drive. Which would have the added bonus of ending their grift tours. The ears of parishioners everywhere rejoice.

Dave can actually do some commercial print jobs and pay for the damage himself, since he caused it. Now we know why. If she paid the fine and court costs, she probably got her license back.

The best way Jill can help veterans and those with mental health issues is to stay far far far away from them.

I love how John Surratt, Jr. who was in the conspiracy up to his neck was found not guilty but his mother Mary Surratt who likely did nothing more than rent a room to Booth as her son's friends was hung. Pisses me off time I think of it. Oh and Mudd had his sentence commuted later. After he had helped out with a yellow fever outbreak at Fort Jefferson on Dry Tortugas. The army surgeon had died and he was the only doctor around. Mudd had been sent to Fort Jefferson as a security measure because he kept trying to escape. He even tried to escape on a boat from Dry Tortugas. You can't see his prison cell because that wing of the fort is blocked, but there is a sign.

I see the Joyful Noyes School of Driving is right up there with the rest of the curriculum.

Or forgot to put it on him or just leave it on. They don't strike me as the type of people who can handle a schedule. As for the baby shower -- OF COURSE Jill is organizing a party for the FIRST GRAND DAUGHTER. If she doesn't throw a party (for her), how will people know that Nurie is having a GIRL.

This episode literally made me cry. Mike whose wife was blamed because he saw something he shouldn't. Jazz just spiraling down before ooopsie evidence lost (too much publicity by that point).

How that child has survived this long amazes me. First they took him out to a dinner theater when he just out of the NICU, now they just leave him on the floor. That poor child.

Bill Pullman did an interview with Deadline about how he got into character to play Alex Murdaugh: https://deadline.com/2024/04/bill-pullman-murdaugh-murders-sociopath-1235884095/ Sure the accent was atrocious but I think he got the characterization right.